Getting Started
Before proceeding here, you should follow the instructions on logging on to your account.
Account Information¶
When you are connected to a Baskerville login node, run my_baskerville. This will give you information on the
projects and QoS that you have access to.
Each project has access to project storage and this is of the form /bask/projects/p/project, where p
is the first letter of the project code and project is the project code.
The project code is also the code you supply to Slurm for --account=.
Further information about your account is available in Baskerville Admin
Sample Slurm Job Script¶
A sample Slurm job script is:
#!/bin/bash
#SBATCH --qos _qos_
#SBATCH --account _account_
#SBATCH --time 1:0:0
#SBATCH --ntasks 4
#SBATCH --gres gpu:1
module purge
module load baskerville
# your commands
From the account information above, replace:
_account_with the project code_qos_with the QoS to use
Multiple Projects and QoSes
If you are a member of multiple projects you should specify the correct project code. If you have access to multiple QoS then you need to specify a project code that corresponds to the correct QoS.
The jobs section contains further information on running jobs on Baskerville.
Acknowledging the use of Baskerville in your Research¶
A condition of access to Baskerville is that the service is acknowledged in the research output generated through the use of Baskerville. We have provided a suggested form for this acknowledgment.